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Download Annual Report 2018/19 i i ii CONTENTS Board Members ........................... 2 The Winning Soccer Team ............. 4 GCEO Message ........................... 14 Mission Statement ........................ 16 Awards ........................................ 18 Route and Frequencey ................... 20 Mega Infrastructure developments ................................ 22 Technology ................................... 38 Graduation ................................... 40 Financial Report ............................ 42 Route Maps ................................... 92 iii iii GLOBAL CONNECTOR OF PEOPLE AND GOODS WITH AWARD WINNING SERVICES iv GLOBAL CONNECTOR OF PEOPLE AND GOODS WITH AWARD WINNING SERVICES 1 1 BOARD MEMBERS 2 Ato Abadula Gemeda Board Chairman Dr. Arkebe Oqubay Board V/Chairman Dr. Aklilu Hailemichael W/o Dagmawit Moges Gen. Adem Mohammed Board Member Board Member Board Member Ambassador Berhanu Ato Teklewold Atnafu Tsegaye Board Member Board Member Ato Tadesse Tilahun Board Member 3 3 THE WINNING SOCCER TEAM (WST) 4 Tewolde GebreMariam was appointed as Group Chief Executive Officer of Ethiopian Airlines in January 2011. He began his career at Ethiopian in 1985 as Transportation Agent and held a number of senior leadership positions in different divisions in the Airline including Ethiopian Cargo, Area Offices and Sales & Marketing. In his role as CEO, Mr. Tewolde has been a multiple award winner including ‘African CEO of the Year’, ‘Best African Business Leader’, ‘The Airline Strategy Award for Regional Leadership’ and ‘The Most Gender Focused CEO Award’. Mr. Tewolde also serves as a member of the High-Level Advisory Group on Sustainable Transport with United Nations, Chief Executive Board member of Star Alliance, Board member of International Air Transport Association (IATA) and Airlink Advisory Council. Additionally, he is an Executive Committee member of the African Airlines Association (AFRAA), a member of Board of Directors of Africa Travel Association (ATA) and Board of Directors of Ethiopian Tourism Organization (ETO). Mr. Tewolde graduated from Addis Ababa University with B.A. Degree in Economics. He earned his Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Open University in the United Kingdom. Mr. Tewolde GebreMariam Group Chief Executive Officer 5 5 COO Mr. Mesfin joined Ethiopian in 1984 as Associate Engineer and progressed through the ladder and served in supervisorial and managerial positions in the technical areas. In 1997 and 1999, he was appointed as Director Operations & Technical Systems Support and Chief Information Officers respectively. In 2006, he was assigned as Vice President Maintenance and Engineering. Currently, he is serving Ethiopian as Chief Operating Officer since November 01, 2010. He holds BSC and MSC Degree in Electrical Engineering from Addis Ababa University. He also holds MSc. Degree of Master of Business Administration from the Open University of UK. Mr. Mesfin Tasew Chief Operating Officer Mr. Busera joined Ethiopian in 1985 as a Space Control Agent CCO and progressed through the ladder and has held a number of senior leadership positions including Director of Marketing and Sales Operations, Area Offices and Vice President of Commercial. In September 2009, Mr. Busera was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of ASKY Airlines, Ethiopian second hub in Lome’ (Togo). In September 2013, he was assigned as Chief Commercial Officer. He graduated from Addis Ababa University with a B.A. Degree in Economics. Mr. Busera Awel Chief Commercial Officer VP Mrs. Rahel Assefa joined Ethiopian Airlines in 1988 as a college trainee in the Sales Department after graduating from the Addis Ababa University in Management & Public Administration. She worked in various Managerial positions within the Airline such as Sales, Commercial Planning, Revenue Management, as Regional Representative (U.K) and she is currently serving Ethiopian as Vice President Marketing the position she is holding since October 2013. In February 2015, she was named among the Worlds’ 30 Most Compelling Women in Travel by the U.S based Premier Travel Magazine. Mrs. Rahel Assefa VP Marketing 6 Mr. Laeke Taddese has begun his career with Ethiopian in 1999 as Jr. CIO Application Analyst and has served a number of positions as Senior Application Analyst, Mgr. Galileo System Support, Head Galileo Ethiopia and Dir. Commercial Systems & Galileo. He became Chief Information Officer in September 2015. He graduated from Addis Ababa University with a B.Sc. Degree in Mathematics. Mr. Laeke Tadesse Chief Information Officer Mr. Meseret joined Ethiopian as Senior Accountant in the Finance Division in CFO 1986. He has been serving the airline in various managerial streams including Supervisor at Disbursement, Supervisor at General Accounting, Manager General Accounting, Director Financial Accounting, Director Management Accounting, Vice President Finance and as Acting Chief Financial Officer. Currently, he is serving as Chief Financial Officer as of October 2017. He has also served as Director Finance and Strategic Planning for ASKY Airlines. He holds a BA Degree in Accounting from Asmara University and Master of Business Administration from London Open University. Mr. Meseret Bitew Chief Financial Officer Capt. Yohannes joined Ethiopian as a pilot after he has graduated from VP Ethiopian Aviation Academy in 1984. He has been serving in various positions including Chief Pilot on 767/757 in 2004, Manager Training and Standard in 2005, Director Flying and Training in 2007 and Air Crew Program Manager in 2010. Currently he is serving as VP Flight Operations since May 2015. He is holder of a Diploma from Pilot Training School, Diploma from Addis Ababa University and 2nd year complete in Electrical Engineering from Addis Ababa University. Capt.Yohannes HaileMariam VP Flight Operations 7 7 Mr. Kassim joined Ethiopian in 1988 as a college trainee and has been VP assigned as a senior accountant in Finance Division. He worked and progressed through the ladder of managerial and director positions within Finance and has held a number of senior leadership positions of Finance, IT and Strategic Planning divisions. He has also served as Chief Executive Officer of ET’s sister Company; Malawi Airlines, for three years. Currently, he is serving Ethiopian as Vice President Internal Audit & Compliance since 16th of October 2017. He earned his B.A. Degree in Accounting from Asmara University and his Mr. Kassim Geresu Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the Open University of VP Internal Audit and Corporate QMS, SMS & EMS Compliance UK. VP Mr. Mesay Shiferaw joined Ethiopian on April 10, 1995 as Transportation Agent and served the Airline in various positions including Customer Relations Officer, Supervisor Departure Control, Manager Airport Services Nairobi, Manager Airport Services Washington, Manager Ground Handling & Procedures, Director Recruitment & Placement, Director HR Development, Area Manager Japan, Head Group CEO Office & Corporate Communications, and A/VP HRM. He is currently serving as VP Corporate HRM as of October 2017. He holds BSC in Physics and BA Degree in Economics from A.A.U. Mr. Mesay Shiferaw VP Corporate HRM VP Mr. Michael Yared joined Ethiopian as Jr. Customer Service Agent in ADD HUB Division in 1996. He has been serving the airline in various managerial streams including Sup. Passenger Services, Manager Cargo Sales and Cargo Traffic, Station Manager Dubai, Area Manager Ghana, and Area Manager UK and Ireland. Currently, he is serving as VP Customer Service as of February 2018. He holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the highly acclaimed Australian Institute of Business. Mr. Michael Yared VP Customer Service 8 VP Mr. Genanaw began his career with Ethiopian in 2008 as Assistant General Counsel position and progressed through the ladder to become VP Legal Counsel & Corporate Secretariat in September 2014. He graduated from Addis Ababa University with a Bachelor of Laws. He earned his Master of Laws from Peking University. Mr. Genanaw Assefa VP Legal Counsel & Corporate Secretariat Mr. Henok Teferra joined Ethiopian Airlines as Director of Corporate Communications and International Affairs in 2010. He previously served in VP government at the Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs including as Advisor to the Minister, and in the private sector in France. He has been working in Executive Management positions at Ethiopian Airlines since 2013. He was Vice-President of Corporate Strategy, Communications and Alliances before been appointed and seconded in May 2015 as the Chief Executive Officer of ASKY Airlines, Ethiopian strategic partner carrier in West and Central Africa based in Lomé (Togo). As of October 2017, he has assumed the position of Vice-President of Strategic Planning and Alliances, overseeing the airline’s strategy and equity partnerships; strategic assets comprising of fleet and facility planning; network and business development; bilateral, government and industry Mr. Henok Teferra affairs; alliances and international cooperation; public relation; ET-Holidays, Vice-President of Strategic Planning and Alliances the airline’s in-house tourism program and packages; Ethiopian owned hotel; and the aerospace manufacturing project office. Mr Henok holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Public and Private International Law from the University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis and the Institute of Law for Peace and Development in France, and a Master’s Degree in International Economic Law from Sorbonne University Paris 1, France, where he
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